University of Iowa Alzheimer’s Study Needs Volunteers

Researchers at the University of Iowa are looking for Iowans who are serving as caretakers of a family member or friend who has Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia.

Nebraska State Senator Wants Review of Tax Incentives

The chair of the Nebraska legislature’s Performance Audit Committee says everything will be considered when it comes to revising tax incentive programs.

Minnesota Political Expert Says the President Should be Worried

Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn admitted to making false statements to the FBI in the Russia investigation

Walk Away from the Yankton Community Center Found

A state prison inmate placed on escape status after failing to return to a minimum-security unit from his work release jobsite is back in custody.

Snow in the Forecast, Timing and Location Difficult to Predict

While not great, there is some chance of snow across parts of the northern plains early next week.

Biodiesel Industry Disappointed With RFS Volumes Set by EPA

Thursday, the Environmental Protection Agency released the Renewable Fuel Standard volume obligations for advanced biofuels. The 2018 levels for advanced…

EPA Leaves Corn Ethanol RFS Volumes at Statutory Levels, Cellulosic Disappointing

This week the Environmental Protection Agency released the Renewable Fuel Standard volume levels for 2018. Conventional biofuel levels, including corn…

Survey Shows Agriculture Hurt by Opioid Abuse

A Morning Consult survey commissioned by the American Farm Bureau and National Farmers Union shows the opioid crisis has struck…

Minnesota Cattlemen Set Policy on Labeling, Ditch Mowing and ELD

The Minnesota Cattle Industry Convention kicked off yesterday in Bloomington with their policy session. Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association President Krist…

ASA President Says Threat of NAFTA Withdrawal Hurting U.S. Exports

The Trump administration has not withdrawn from the North American Free Trade Agreement, but just the threat has hurt United…